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How many feet is 120 mm?
120 mm = 0.39 feet.120 mm = 0.39 feet.120 mm = 0.39 feet.120 mm = 0.39 feet.
How many mm in 1300 cm?
1,300 centimeters=13,000 millimeters
How many meters are there in 1300 feet?
There are 0.3048 metres in one foot. Therefore, 1300 feet is equal to 1300 x 0.3048 = 396.24 metres.
How many feet are there in 1300 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 1300 inches is equal to 1300/12 = 108.3 recurring (that is, 108.3333...) feet.
How many feet go into a mm?
About 0.00328 feet per mm
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